St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-11
GLOBULES.

Bank clearances yesterday $685., 32S.78.
Four deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
The Columbia association, at meeting yes
terday afternoon, elected ten new members.
The dog catchers commenced work yester-
day CANNES not worth Il 81 tax were found
III abundance.
The finest stained glass is made by the st.
Paul Stained Glass company, 30S and $50
jackson street
Ten arrests were made by the police yester-
day of persons leaving horses standing I'M
hitched i'll the streets
William G. Coreny was commissioned a
policeman yesterday to succeed Officer Cooke,
promoted to lieutenant.
Money loaned on watches, clothing and
other goods OF value at Ben LEWIS, the
pawnbroker, 81 East seventh street.
Alfred S. Hall, special judge of the munich
pal court, has resigned, and James Schoon-
maker has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
+. W. Zollman, c. A. Severance, Edward
D. Cooke, Henry d. Beam, e. Ii. Ozmun and
Levi III. Villas were admitted to practice in
the United states circuit court yesterday.
We noticed some beautiful designs for door
light ard transoms made CT fancy bevcled,
polished plate, gotten up by the ST.. Paul
Stained Glass company. Office 33S, work
room $50 jackson street.
\ pleasing musical performance was given
nj the Grace VI. Il. church last night, by the
church orchestra IN spite of the warm
weather four hundred people were present.
j. 4. McHenry acted as director of the or
chestra.
The Zesbaugh- Brintliff Manufacturing
company of Minneapolis, with Il capital
stock of $4,000, has fled articles of incor-
poration. The lacorporators are Garsham,
Mary c., Charles D., and Loyal L. Drintlif,
all of Minneapolis.
Miss Mary Il. Dawson, daughter of Mrs
William Branch was last night quietly mar
ried to Eugene Finger, of Omaha, at the resi-
dence OF The brides mother, 81 East Sixth
street. The couple left Immediately for II
wedding tour in the South.
Articles incorporating 1.-THE ST. Paul Elk
chcquer' for the purpose of dealing in real
estate were fled with the secretary Of state
yesterday. Capital stock, $4,000. lncor-
porators, Ii. X. Wyman, G.. W. Butler. G. E.
Williamson, S. l.. Sewall and p. W. Locke, of
ST. Paul.
In a drunken row at the South st. Paul
stock yards yesterday morning, John Murphy
was assaulted by Thomas Burke and John
Riley and stabbed three times in the breast
with IL diTk-knife. The blade penetrated one
of the victims lungs and his recovery is
doubtful.
Ernest Kuntz and August Schultz. two
West side bloods quarreled and fought at
the corner of Dakota and Strykcr avenues
last night and Schulz drew Il knife and i'll
tiicted several wounds in the arm and hand
of Kunz. Schultz was locked up Mt the
DUcas street station.
q Commissions were yesterday issued to Rev
c. ID. Andrews, chaplain of the First regi
ment, NJ. n. e.: to Il. c. Spencer, assistant
surgeon of the First regiment; to John a.
Johnson, captain Of Company |, Second regi-
mcnt; to Fred NJ. Donahowcr, first licuten :
ant i'll the Second regiment, and to James
DUANE Us second lieutenant in the Second
regiment.
A letter has been received by Mrs G, d.
flaming, 405 North street, announcing the
death Ut f!Ittsm2uth, Neb., CT j. y. Martin.
recently tried and acquitted of the murder of
Buck" Moore at the Minnesota Transfer
stock yards. Martin was confined with in
flammatory rheumatism, which went to his
heart, and he died quite unexpectedly.
AR. II. ". Shade, we'll known to al st.
Paulites as being an authority on
coal, and Who has been connected with
Messrs. Smith aud Lewis for the last i've
years, has opened Il real estate Office in the
German-Amercan Bank building, No. 1863
East Fourth street, where he will be pleased
TO see all his friends III search of bargains il
real estate. Mr. shade does not propose to
give mp the coal business, but will execute al
orders entrusted 10 his care ut the loWesI
market prices.